East Chapman Farmer Fined In Geraldton Police Court
Walter Joseph Stone of East Chapman was fined £1 and costs £2 6s after being convicted of driving a motor utility negligently in Marine Terrace on January 24. The magistrate Mr T Ansell presided with Mr F Stow for the Geraldton Municipal Council. Stone claimed not guilty, with evidence noting strong liquor odor and skid marks from the collision with Small Page.
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Murgoo Race Club's long, storied annual gathering at Murgoo
Reprinted from Dualgety's Review, the Murgoo Race Club's annual meeting at Murgoo Station on Saturday follows a tradition of racing station horses in amateur events. The piece recounts early days from 1908, the Manfred Cup and Ladies Bracelet prizes, the shift to Murgoo in 1920, and the spirited social scene with dances, LOUs, and modest drinks, noting long-standing leaders and key figures in club history.
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Alec Blair
Corbette Taylor
George Monger
Carnarvon
E. Charles Atkins
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Yain
W. Burges
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Good Old Days and wartime efforts cited by local club
The article recalls the club’s history with notes on members, wages for cooks before 1914, and generous support for patriotic funds. It mentions the 1947 secretary Jock M Sharpe of Wooleen Staton, the BLS.L. Band brought from Perth for fifty guineas, and £7,000-plus raised for war causes. It highlights Miss Judy Boddington’s £404 in sales and various fundraisers, urging continued member contributions.
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Geoff Sherlock
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Murehl- Patriotic Fund
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Unique Tree Grown in Britain From Ancient Fossil Remains
A tree once thought extinct for over 100 million years has been grown anew in Britain from seeds sent from China. Explorers found fossil remains in a remote valley and seed samples were cultivated, with the tree expected to reach substantial height and width once mature.
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Tiga
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